Power Points From Whatsapp Flashcards

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1
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Genus features of mycobacteria

A

Acid fast rods with waxy cell wall

Obligate aerobe

Sensitive to UV

Cell wall

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What are the features of the mycobacterium cell wall?

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High lipid concentration, mycolic acids

Resistance to desiccation and chemicals

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3
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What species of mycobacterium are medically important

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Tuberculosis
Leprae
Avium intracellulare
Kansasii
Marinum
Ulcerans

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4
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Mycobacterium tuberculosis feature that is staining Fluorescent apple green

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Auramine rhodamine staining bacilli

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5
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Tuberculosis is positive for

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Acid fast bacilli

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6
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Tuberculosis is aerobic and slow growing an

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Löwenstein-Jensen medium

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7
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Tuberculosis produces

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Niacin

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8
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What type of catalyse does tuberculosis produce

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Heat sensitive (active at body temperature)

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9
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Where is the reservoir of tuberculosis

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Lungs

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10
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Transmission of tuberculosis is through

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Respiratory droplets

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Tuberculosis is a — intracellular organism

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Facultative

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12
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Tuberculosis has sulfolipids in cell envelope that inhibit

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Phagosome - lysosome fusion

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13
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What are the effects of cord factor of tuberculosis

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Causes serpentine growth
Inhibits leukocyte migration which disrupts mitochondrial respiration

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14
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Tuberculosis has a surface protein called tuberculin with mycolic acid, this causes

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Delayed hypersensitivity and cell mediated immunity

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What are the symptoms of primary pulmonary tuberculosis

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Fever and dry cough

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16
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Where do the tuberculosis replicate killing them until cell mediated immunity is reached

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Naive alveolar macrophages

17
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What is a ghon complex

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Lesson seen in the lesion by tuberculosis

18
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What do the macrophages do in tuberculosis

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Transport bacilli to regional lymph node

19
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Symptoms of reactivation TB

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Fever, hemoptysis, night sweats. weight loss

20
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Erosion of granulates into airways from TB later in life under conditions of reduced + cell immunity can lead to

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Mycobacterium replication and disease symptoms

21
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Reactivational TB is complex with potential of

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Infecting any organ systems

22
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reactivational TB may disseminate

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Kidney, GI tract, brain, spine

23
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What is pott disease

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Dangerous musculoskeletal tuberculosis

Bone destruction, deformity and paraplegia

24
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In the diagnosis of TB, microscopy of sputum is done what is it screened with

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Auramine rhodamine stain (florecent green apple)

25
mycobacteria is Acid fast, ham will it appear in UV
Yellow or orange
26
How is PPD skin test done for TB
purified protein derivative tuberculin is injected into inner forearm skin surface
27
Positive ppd test looks like
Swollen reddish skin ranging from 5-15mm
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What does quantiferon TB gold test measure
Interferon- gamma production when leukocytes are exposed to TB antigens
29
TB is slow growing on which medium
Löwenstein-Jensen
30
TB produces _ and is negative for -
Niacin Does not produce catalyse
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What is the treatment for standard observed short- term therapy for uncomplicated pulmonary TB in the first 2 months
Ripe Rifampin Isoniazid Pyrazinamide Ethambutol
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The last 4 months of uncomplicated pulmonary TB ore treated with
Rifampin Isoniazid
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What is added to TB treatment in the case of possible drug resistance
Streptomycin
34
What 3-5 previously unused drugs can be administered for multi-drug resistant TB
Aminoglycosides Fluroquinolones Thioamine Cycloserine Bedaquiline
35
What can be done to prevent TB
BCG vaccine Isoniazid for nine months(infection with no symptoms) UV or hepa filter
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Non TB mycobacteria are non contagious, where can they be found
Surface water Soil cigarettes